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Comerica Park sits in downtown Detroit's Foxtown district and is served by the QLine streetcar on Woodward Avenue, with an easy walk from much of downtown. It's next to the city's football stadium.
Downtown garages and lots serve the Foxtown area and fill on game days. The QLine and a short walk are easy alternatives; arrive early if you drive.
Lower-level seats along the infield are closest to the action, with skyline views from the upper deck. The park's spacious outfield and its Ferris wheel and carousel make it especially family-friendly.
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The historic Fox Theatre is next door, and the Foxtown entertainment district, Ford Field, and Little Caesars Arena are all close by in downtown Detroit.
Opened in 2000, Comerica Park replaced Tiger Stadium and is known for the tiger statues at its gates, a Ferris wheel and carousel, and a spacious outfield.
Bring the family for the Ferris wheel and carousel, and pose with the tiger statues at the entrance. The deep outfield rewards pitchers, so expect some room to roam for fly balls.
Comerica Park is a modern, accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to assist. Accessible seating is available on multiple levels.
The park anchors Detroit's Foxtown district near the Fox Theatre and the city's other stadiums — a walkable downtown entertainment area.
Comerica Park is in downtown Detroit's Foxtown district, served by the QLine streetcar on Woodward Avenue and within an easy walk of much of downtown.
Downtown garages and lots serve the Foxtown area and fill on game days. The QLine and a short walk are easy alternatives; arrive early if you drive.
Lower-level infield seats are closest, with skyline views from the upper deck. Family features like the Ferris wheel and carousel add to the experience.
Yes. Comerica Park offers accessible seating on multiple levels, plus accessible entrances, restrooms, and guest services.